Western Governors University (WGU) D446 Adult Health II Practice Exam

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• Magnesium high is associated with which respiratory finding?
• How is osteoarthritis typically described?
• What assessment is prioritized after a fracture to detect neurovascular compromise?
• Which item is NOT part of the stroke FAST mnemonic?
• In an unconscious patient, pain management should be guided by which approach?
• In SIADH, which option best represents the priority action?
• Discontinuing beta-blockers abruptly can result in which effect?
• What is the purpose of an incentive spirometer in postoperative care?
• Which statement is an emergency red flag in neuro assessment?
• In using an incentive spirometer, the patient should:
• What is a recommended patient teaching for gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) management?
• Hyponatremia is associated with which risk that requires precautions?
• What is the priority approach to STD management?
• What is the purpose of lactulose in hepatic encephalopathy?
• How does unstable angina differ from stable angina in terms of timing and severity?
• TB management to prevent spread emphasizes which action?
• DVT danger
• Which signs indicate fluid overload?
• Which electrolyte abnormality is associated with diabetes insipidus?
• Why should beta-blockers not be stopped abruptly?
• Which breathing technique is an intervention for COPD to improve ventilation?
• What are essential precautions for skin care during radiation therapy?
• Osteoarthritis typically presents with which pattern of symptoms?
• The main purpose of an incentive spirometer is to prevent what postoperatively?
• Which expression correctly calculates gtts/min?
• What daily practice reduces risk of diabetic foot ulcers?
• Which treatment is indicated in Addisonian crisis?
• For Alzheimer's disease, what is the priority in patient care?
• Which item is used for airborne isolation in suspected tuberculosis?
• In ischemic stroke management, which statement correctly describes the pre-tPA requirement?
• Which sign is most characteristic of compartment syndrome?
• Pernicious anemia is caused by deficiency of which nutrient?
• Burn shock phase is best described as?
• In nephritic syndrome, what is the priority of management?
• Which description corresponds to hypothyroidism signs?
• In neutropenic fever, what is the immediate action?
• Which intervention is immediately needed in thyroid storm?
• Which measure is used to prevent atelectasis after surgery?
• Which signs characterize hypothyroidism?
• Which signs indicate liver failure?
• Which signs are characteristic of Addison's disease?
• What is the initial management priority in suspected spinal injury?
• HIV nursing education should emphasize which of the following preventive measures?
• Postoperative priorities include which items?
• In SIADH management, what is the priority?
• What is the expected urine color after TURP in normal healing?
• Which of the following is a correct DVT prevention measure after surgery?
• In managing heart failure with fluid overload, which intervention is typically prioritized?
• A hallmark sign of peptic ulcer perforation is which finding?
• Which sign remains most consistent with dehydration?
• Which symptom is most characteristic of cholelithiasis?
• In multiple sclerosis, what is the primary management priority?
• Which statement is a neuro red flag requiring emergency evaluation?
• Which symptom is commonly associated with cholelithiasis?
• In COPD, which statement best describes the risk of high oxygen therapy?
• Which finding is a risk associated with peptic ulcer disease (PUD)?
• Acute kidney injury description
• In suspected compartment syndrome, what is the first action to take?
• What is the priority treatment for STEMI?
• Which insulin is rapid-acting with an onset of about 15 minutes?
• What complication can occur if appendicitis ruptures?
• Which intervention is emphasized for preventing atelectasis?
• Which condition is primarily prevented by a high-fiber diet?
• Which set of signs describes hyperthyroidism?
• TB management emphasizes adherence to long-term therapy to prevent spread. Which statement reflects this recommendation?
• Raynaud's phenomenon management includes which of the following actions?
• What is the correct sequence for basic life support priorities in emergencies?
• Which statement best describes cataracts?
• Which statement best describes stroke evaluation prior to thrombolysis?
• In COPD priority, what is the recommended oxygen strategy?
• During a diverticulitis flare, which dietary modification and treatment is recommended?
• In burn management, what is the priority?
• Which medication is commonly used to prevent gout flare-ups?
• What precautions and action should be taken for suspected meningitis?
• Calcium is low and presents with which signs?
• Which finding is most characteristic of pneumothorax?
• Which statement best describes a recommended practice to prevent DVT after surgery?
• Which statement describes hypotonic fluids?
• Which insulin is short-acting and commonly used for IV insulin administration?
• What is the priority treatment for diabetes insipidus?
• Which action should be avoided in glaucoma to prevent vision loss?
• Gout management includes avoiding red meat and alcohol, staying hydrated, and using medications such as allopurinol or colchicine. Which statement aligns with this guidance?
• Which is a common complication of heart failure presenting with crackles and pink frothy sputum?
• Which statement describes a finding associated with hypermagnesemia?
• In myxedema coma, which clinical features indicate an emergency requiring thyroid hormone replacement?
• Which condition is characterized by bradykinesia, rigidity, and resting tremor?
• ESRD electrolyte concern
• Which statement best describes a key teaching point for patients taking beta-blockers?
• A hallmark sign of peptic ulcer perforation?
• Which respiratory pattern is most characteristic of diabetic ketoacidosis?
• In spinal cord injury, what is the priority in initial management?
• Which symptom is most typical of hypokalemia?
• In peritoneal dialysis, which finding most strongly suggests peritonitis?
• In pernicious anemia, the deficiency is most often due to lack of which intrinsic factor?
• Which insulin is long-acting and has no pronounced peak?
• Which of the following is a sign of dehydration?
• Neutropenic precautions require which measures?
• In ESRD nutrition, which minerals are restricted?
• Which signs are characteristic of diabetes insipidus?
• Which action is NOT a burn management priority?
• Which TURP complication requires notifying the provider?
• In pneumonia management, which set of actions is prioritized?
• Which IV solution is commonly used in burn resuscitation?
• Hyperkalemia is a potential risk with ACE inhibitors. Which observation would indicate this complication?
• Gout is caused by deposition of crystals in joints due to elevated levels of which substance?
• Which signs are associated with SIADH?
• Which of the following is most appropriate as a DVT prevention measure after surgery?
• What is the appropriate management for Addisonian crisis?
• After thoracentesis, which condition would indicate a complication needing evaluation?
• In Guillain-Barré syndrome, which clinical feature indicates potential respiratory failure requiring ventilatory support?
• In a vaso-occlusive crisis, which finding indicates urgent management is needed?
• Which electrolyte imbalance is correctly paired with its typical clinical change?
• Heart failure volume overload sign
• Hyperglycemic hyperosmolar state (HHS) most commonly occurs in which type of diabetes?
• For traumatic brain injury, which measure helps prevent increased intracranial pressure?
• Which statement best describes the signs of bowel obstruction?
• Which finding represents a heart failure red flag requiring urgent assessment?
• For asthma, what is the first-line therapy in an acute episode?
• Which calculation yields mL/hr?
• AKI vs CKD
• Hyperkalemia treatment
• Hypernatremia typically presents with which combination?
• Which is a key nursing consideration with anticoagulants?
• What pharmacologic therapy reduces ammonia levels in hepatic impairment?
• What is a key component of ascites care?
• During a diverticulitis flare, which treatment approach is commonly recommended?
• What is the priority management for pancreatitis?
• Which of the following is a common systemic side effect of radiation therapy?
• In diabetes management, what is the primary priority when a patient is hypoglycemic?
• Which medications are included in heart failure management?
• Which sign indicates dehydration?
• What is the approved time window for intravenous tPA in eligible ischemic stroke patients?
• Which option reflects the key nursing care after a TURP procedure?
• Kidney stones classically present with which symptom and management?
• Which describes the definition of acute kidney injury?
• What is the recommended approach to manage ascites with diuretics?
• What is a key emergency manifestation and management for thyroid storm?
• Fruity breath is a hallmark sign of diabetic ketoacidosis. Which option reflects this finding?
• Which complication is associated with GERD?
• ESRD priority
• For a patient with hypoglycemia (glucose <70 mg/dL) who is unconscious, which intervention is recommended?
• What are the essential cast care steps?
• Preoperative priorities include which items?
• Which finding suggests possible colon cancer?
• What signs are most characteristic of diabetic ketoacidosis?
• In dialysis patients, which nutrient requirement is increased?
• Which signs are part of the 6 Ps of compartment syndrome?
• During an acute diverticulitis flare, which treatment approach is typically used?
• Which statement describes isotonic fluids?
• Hyperkalemia
• What complication may result from rupture in appendicitis?
• Which statement accurately describes Regular insulin?
• In a sickle cell crisis, which combination of interventions is most effective?
• What is the first action when tuberculosis is suspected to protect others?
• What safety instruction is important when taking sublingual nitrates?
• Which statement correctly describes cataracts?
• Iron deficiency anemia is characterized by which pattern?
• In patients with HIV, what is the nursing priority?
• Amputation care includes addressing phantom pain and prone positioning to prevent contractures. Which statement reflects this care?
• Which of the following is a sign of deep vein thrombosis?
• What signs indicate severe COVID infection?
• Which practice helps prevent clots after TURP?
• Which sign indicates a tension pneumothorax requiring immediate decompression?
• Cloudy dialysis effluent is most indicative of which complication?
• A common dialysis complication includes which combination?
• In an acute care scenario, which electrolyte priority should be addressed first?
• Which is NOT one of the six Ps of compartment syndrome?
• What is a primary goal in glaucoma management?
• After TURP, which urine color is considered normal?
• Which statement describes unstable angina?
• What is the electrolyte priority rule in acute care?
• In COPD danger, which outcome is associated with high oxygen therapy?
• Which description best characterizes rheumatoid arthritis?
• Which practice is NOT recommended for diabetic foot care?
• Magnesium low commonly presents with which symptom?
• Which signs are typical of Parkinson's disease?
• In pneumonia management, which combination reflects prioritized care?
• In burn resuscitation, which measurement indicates adequacy of fluid resuscitation?
• Nursing care for a patient undergoing external beam radiation therapy to the skin should include which action?
• Which pain pattern is typical of pancreatitis?
• Postoperative ileus is best identified by which finding?
• During DKA treatment, which electrolyte should be closely monitored due to potential shifts with insulin therapy?
• Hyperglycemia risk is primarily associated with which conditions?
• Which practice is essential to prevent infection in neutropenic precautions?
• Which findings are typical in glomerulonephritis?
• Which signs are associated with Cushing's syndrome?
• What is a common complication to monitor for after thoracentesis?
• In pancreatitis, what is the initial supportive care approach?
• What is the recommended initial dietary instruction after cholecystectomy?
• After TURP, continuous bladder irrigation primarily aims to:
• Pulmonary embolism risk in DVT scenario
• Which electrolyte abnormality is associated with ACE inhibitors?
• Which insulin is intermediate-acting and has a peak that increases the risk of hypoglycemia?
• Hypokalemia is most likely indicated by which finding that requires potassium replacement?
• In radiation care, which action is not recommended unless ordered by a clinician?
• In assessing a fracture, which finding indicates possible neurovascular compromise?
• Which statement best describes stable angina?
• Which factor is used in calculating gtts/min?
• ESRD labs
• What is the priority during a seizure?
• Which statement describes hypertonic fluids?
• In Guillain-Barré syndrome, which progression poses the greatest danger?
• What does the 'Time' component of FAST emphasize?
• Which adverse effect is commonly associated with ACE inhibitors?
• DKA treatment typically includes which components?
• In infection control, what should be the initial priority?
• Which combination describes the glomerulonephritis triad?
• Which sign is most specific for peritonitis in a patient on peritoneal dialysis?
• Diverticulosis prevention focuses on which dietary modification?